2023-08-14
- Condition: VG6
- Location: Home, Spearfish: 44.49, -103.87
9:28PM
- Target: M 5[1]
- Const: Serpens
- RaDec: 15h18m +02°04
- Type: Globular Cluster
- Scope: AT102ED
- Setting: 200x
Very similar in size and brightness to M13. Pushing to 200x helped bring out the smaller stars in the denser middle of the cluster. Very beautiful!
[1] M 5 (ID)
9:46PM
- Target: V Coronae Borealis[1]
- Const: Corona Borealis
- RaDec: 15h49m +39°34
- Type: Star (Carbon)
- Scope: AT102ED
- Setting: 60x
- Image: ../images/2023-8-14_VCrB.jpg[2]
Nice deep red. NW of λ Coronae Borealis.
[1] V Coronae Borealis (ID)
[2] ../images/2023-8-14_VCrB.jpg
10:02PM
- Target: NGC 6210, Turtle Nebula[1]
- Const: Hercules
- RaDec: 16h44m +23°47
- Type: Planetary Nebula
- Scope: AT102ED
- Setting: 200x
- Image: ../images/2023-8-14_NGC6210.jpg[2]
Very much the appearance of a fat star. Can't get much detail of out it, though it is quite bright. I can detect some "noise" just to the south of it, but not sure if it's a trick of the eye.
[1] NGC 6210, Turtle Nebula (ID)
[2] ../images/2023-8-14_NGC6210.jpg